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Parlors That Crush Ont Home IIfe

Did you ever hear of tyranncal par,
lors, The costly carpets and curtains
the expensive ornaments, give subGued
tone to the room destructive 10 real hos
pitality and good times. A neigh borhood
social met from house to house. One of
the members was bright boy; his mother
had one Of those tyrannical parlors, given
mp to formality and short calls. The
bright boy said at ono the meetings: Il
would like to invite you to my house, but
we never have good times in our stuck
mp drawIng-room" The little fellow f, 1t
the difference between his own home sur
ruundings and that of some other of the
social club. At one house the wise par
euts made the parlor SO attractive that
the boys and girls of the family said they
would rather be at home than anywhere
else The carpet was not too nee to
dance on or even to play blind man $
buff The chairs and tables were not
heavy and cumbersome, but were .ht
enough to be tucked away, leaving clear
space. The children were encouraged
get up charades and tab TX. A mag,
lantern exhibition added variety, and
now aid then card party. But that
was very wrong says one stern parent.
No. Fathey and mother took a hand in
the game and there was not 80 much dan
.>-,the children would seek questionable
pleasures in Improbable places.
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ARMY PAN. CS.
Some of the Mos; Remarkable Incidents
OF 1 his Kind Record.


SON" Vi 'no ''">' ""h''rti'p'e i"e'"en'S
MS '>''''' va
NAPIER III MS Ell hHuEif war
drNote~ but some eight or n.nc lines to
an account o. the most remarkable
recorded INC dent of this n,turr in
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:,
i--"' lHN'H On r''nN 'l@ "l lI'"Ne
thr'e dlSlih%l >hr'' re" IN MS, The flfty-
third, the tty-accond and the Ninety
fifth -wcr. SEIZE and put to fight bv
an attack of fnur So sudIen and c,use-
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''''', ''''''' '''. '''''N nv az
Temp, Ni''tNti |" a>cii"e reason lor
II. "lhe ]. mt DIVISION, he WI ties,
'"nrahprd IN Il pine W"od. where hap
pcnvd one "f th"S "Niraoid nary pan c.
ATTRIBUTED n "nc ent times to the milu-
'nce oil II got NO enemy was near, no
alarm SNt Wheh suddenly the troops
a. Il >ei/ra WIN 1fch|v' started from
steep and sap! cared IN every dlrec-
tioh; nor was thrre any poSs' oiiity OF
aIiaN'h@ IN strange terror; unit some
Per>o''> taI'e'' OUT 'ilit me enemy
caN:IfN were anon@ lh"m. when the
80 tI n''c ''ii a'iN ran ,oS''.cr' ah"
the II us ON was q S>'patei 1t seems
"dd that o dhiu>G VIZ ter should have
seen lit 10 say 80 'l''.e Oh so eSlraoru
nary an occorr'h' t, more e'peG any
M ,,i'. we T hrllhnf mat IN $ same Light
l'lN'a on was 'he l'""e' OF 'he 'r tlSh
army III me On h>u,a' ara mat ne write,
% 'lo' mann pr cS'e'ore rs conn e."
Oh tIiFc' reg ihclllS h@nlaflN hl'ru lor
|.i''!" :, rT''e. org ana carein!lN
N''P' ''e'' !" @H ION" WOO = 'heN
'a'" 10 me era Will N"'h Il hhoWl-
ed@ oil ~ ms mat IlN yea OF warfare
t"u'" NOT eject ia" II me >lslen'
nor were ,hcN ever 'oFcfhlalcHtu III
'"u aS' anu ~ Il. ,.,
>, III 90" II Alr {" 'he u S;'S'efol i>ahu-
lI"'ha @aNc inc 30 "''fS 'trNe>a Sc
we're sllaN ny All" IL ol.eh haPPehed
t"t Ia :. arms III hi%ht ied TO the
ro"sii'@ OF "h' camps an" >omc'im"s
even 10 " lecN'e>S " >tha &c OF iire
arms. IN som" cases IRIS n"lv nat YES
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HOW TO READ.
After the Perusul of n Work.

Advi ability Of Writing a Short Abstract
After the Perusal of Work.
Nobo v can be sure that he has got
clear ideas on a sub iect unless he has
tried 10 put them down on piece of
paper in independent words of his own.
1t is an excellent plan, too, when you
lave read good book, to st down and
write short abstract of what YOU can
remember of it. 1t is st II better plan,
If YOU can make up your m nd to a
81 chit extra labor, to do what Lord Stat
Iord and Gibbon and Daniel Webster
d.d. After glancing over the title, sub
,ect or design of a book. these eminent
men would take pen and write rough
" what questions they expected to find
answered in it, what difficulties solved,
what kind of information impaired.
such practices keep us from r. aiding
with the eye only, gliding vaguely over
the page. and they help us TO place our
new acquisitions in relation to what we
knew before 1t is almost always worth
while to read tn NO twice over, to
make sure that nothing has been missed
OF dropped on the way, or wrongly
conceived or interpret d. And the
subject be ser Gus, it is often well to let
an interval elapse. Ideas, relations,
statements of fact are not to be taken
by storm. We have to steep them in
he mind, in the hoI Of thus extract
NC their inmost essence and sign fl
cane. If one lets an interval pass,
and then retHns. it is surprising how
clear and ripe that has become which,
when we left il, seemed crude, obscure
and full of prrpleXity.
All this takes trouble. no doubt; but.
then, it will not do to deal with IDEAS
that we tinl in books or elsewhere as a
certain ord does with its eggs leaves
hem in the sand for the s; II to hatch
and chance TO rear. People who follow
tais plan possess moth NO better than
IDEAS half Matched and convictions reared
y ace dent. They are like a man who
should pace up and down the world in
the deluSon that he is clad in snmptuous
robes of purple and velvet, WHEN, in
truth, he is only half covered by the
rags and tatte.'s of other peoples cast
Off Gle thu 5. --Johu Morley.
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What 1t Is-What it DOES.

Hoods Sarsaparilla is made of sarsapar-
lila, daudelion, mandrake, cherry bark, IVA
nrsi, dock, and other valuable medicinal
agents, long and favorahly known for their
pewer in eradcaring disease and purifying
The blood. It. will cure, when in the power
ut medicine, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Constipation, Bilious.
ness, General Debility, Pains in the Back,
Kidney Complaint, Catarrh, Female Weak
ness, Cancerous Humors, Humors of the
Face, Ringworm, Plmples, Ulcers, Sores,
Tumnrs, Scald Head, and all diseases aris-
ing from an impure State or low condition
"l the blood. Hood. Sarsaparilla is made
by G |. Hood Il Co., Lowell. Mass. Sold
by all druggists. 81; six for So. I'm.
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have always been much annoyed by
neuralgia and headache and finally deter
mined to try Salvation Oil. l am glad to
recommend it as it made perfect cure in
my case. Ma I;KS NEW,
60 Aisquith ST., Baltimore, Md.
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AIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
OF MEAT. Finest and cheapest Meat F1avoring
stock for Soupe. Made Dishes and 8auces An
nual sale 5000. 900 jars.
LIEBIG COMPANYs EXTRACT
OF NEAT. An invaluable tonic els . success
and boon for which nations should feel grSte-
ful-"-see Medical Press" Lancet" 10
Genuine only with the fac simile of Baron Lie
big's signature in Blue Ink across the Label
The title Baron LfebiR" and photo6raph hny-
Ing been largely used by dealsrs With no cUnnec;
ton with Baron LiebiE, the public are informed
that the Iiebis Conatany alone can oder the
article with Baron LebigS guarantee Of gen.
uineness.
L1EBIG COMPANYs EXTRACT
U MEAT. To be had Of all etoFekeepero, Gro
GERS and Chemists. Sole Agents for the United
statee wholesale only, c. David Co.. 8 Fen
church avenue, London, England. Su6-th
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Oun Nrw YrArs Pnoo1AnAr1os.

OCR ANEW EARS Il RECLAMATION!
KINGS PALACE
GREAT CLOAK AND MILLINERY SLAUGHTER
rS5 q you can buy and elegant Cloth Newmarket.
" For IS you can buy Beaver Newmarket, worth 40
fSr se Jon s:P BUY an Elegant Berlin cloth New
For $S you can buy Q Silk Fur-Iined Circular.
For $3.75 you can buy nice Boucle Jacket. worth
FOR ss ron can buy Beucle vis.te worth s1o...
For 90 S pn can can buy black and brown Astrakhan
sssy R ss Ia.s v:s a sas trim
sS S siS Saa buy worth an Seal Plush vs
Tor al5 ySa ssP Buy NICE Pinsh Goat worth sss
seal ssa S''s Seal fla'h Cost real
worth dSf sS you can buy the finest Seal Plush Coats
OVER 1000 cH II sEs ATp MISSES COATS
For % 25 you can buy an elegant Childs Coat from
For you can buy lovely childrens Goats, ages
For $3.50 you can buy Children's Coats, ranging
For G YOU can buy elegant Children. Coats, fully
Al Goats for Nissss sold formerly at s1e and els
in need ot ClOsfs for ladies. Misses and Children
OUR GREAT MILLINERY BALE.
We have been fortunate e close the entire stock q
and . hos1 maps asd oco
' s.sns H m: :a
more Of those elegant Felt Bonnets Astrakhnn bound
ct SAC. Our immense stock Of Birds Wing1, Tps and
20 cents
FLOwERs
We have Just received large display Of elegant
ws. ana cent? ssa oSs
fSo n. Hd Sss a M
U@r .oa q r np p. s H.s q
All are Invited TO Our New Years. Clearing sale.
L
i KINGS PAIANR
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Tn NAr1ox.n Luyr Ann M.ru.,r,

The NATIONAL Lrrz AND MAruxurr
ASSOCIATION, OF WASHINGTON, D. q.
1.s MArukSYfffY ssfsss m ca.
the ExpiEstion Of Five and Zen YsorH and
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIEN
Guaranteed In Amount aud with absolute Limit Ooot
rsrnss familiar With LIE Insurance are invited 10
always obtain Il st The SA4ss q the Associss0a - -
Aorstio Rruwnins, president;
william = Clark vice-preoident.
Samuel NorIueut treasurer;
9eo. y fidr1dss sscretsry and esnI mAnagss
John r. LarReY. cOpnsel.
r B. RtddeDe, NJ D., medical darootuR,
John u. Heizef. general aren't;
Gee. ]. EAsterd>y sssssssnt Ssshiss;
Horstio BroWnine. 6eyIncur " TuaiAsk
Sam uel NoYment, r. 10 HoltesnnS
William =. Clark, r. r. Bsker.
James l. BafeouH lance i. xo4x5a
Robert Boyd. john y. LArner
Frank HUME, Pa Hddelle
1su Woodbury.. no3-3m
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WE GREAT
u PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
70 THE NORTH, WEST AND sorTHwEs1
DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY
IN EFFECT DECEMbER eth iss6. NM -
and streeta a. follovI.
For Htt.burs aud the West chissSo Limited Expr,ss
Line 9 40 A. NJ daily to Cincinnati and 81 louis.
and Buffet Oar 70 s. Louis daiIy Except ss,urdsx'
70 Chicaeo. with sleeping Car Altoona 70 Chicsso
with Sleeping Cars washington TO Chicago and az
Louis and Harrisburg to Cleveland CONNECTING at
Sleepers for Louisville and Memphis fsrific Ex-
preaa 1000 p M daily for Pttaburv and fls
West, with through Sleeper Harrisburg 10 Cbicaro
BAtTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAffKoAD
For Erie, Canandaieua, Rochester, Buralo. NisxSrA
1000 p. NJ daily, except SATURDAY. With PSiscS
Cars Washington TO Rochester
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EpwAap u. Drsr & Co.
MECHANICAL AND STEAM HEATING ExcfNKxNs
sfEVkA flhH2Ydbsw RfEva k6bkkxgifEs AND
Agent. for Dupiez Steam Heater. xonpasSi Steam
Healer. Rutxler Blakes SSeEn Aeai1nk Specisitiee
L. Graves Sons Passenger spd Freight Elevators.
oc29-3m 14lS q STBEET NJ NJ
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W. VIII SELL Ar Qua SPACIOUS
AUCTION ROOMS,
COR. 10TH AND STREETS, FACING PA AVE.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., AUCTIoNkERs,
FOR TEN DAYS ONLY.
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF THE FINEST TAILOR
MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN. BOYS
AND CHILDREN.
THE FINEST CLOTHING EVER OFFERED At
PUBLIC SALE.
COMMENCING THURSDAY MORNING AT TEN
O'CLOCK, SALE TO CONTINUE At TWO
AND SEVEN PM DAILY TILL SOLD.
ToU WILL FIND THE FINEST CLOTHING FOR
MEN. BOYS AND CHILDREN AND
MUST BE SOLD.
PRIVATE SALE DAILY AFTER THE AUCTION AT
AUCTION PRICEs
FINEST OvERCoATs AND SUITS IN IMPORTED
GOODS
ALSO A LARGE LINE OF MEDIUM QUALITY OF
PANTS AND SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
LARGE PORTION OF THESE GOODS ARE EQUAL
TO THE BEST CUSTOM CLOTHING.
AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY MEN BOYS AND
CHILDRENs CLOTHING SELDOM OFFERED.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
A-tu.th.s AUCrIoNEERa
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snd when you start 70 select Q HEATING and COOK
ING STOVE be sure to call and inspect the largest
assortment ever shown in this city Also, LATROBES
Brick set RANGES. FURNACES SLATE MANTELS.
&c, in great variety. In TIN WARE we keep the
finest quality. which costs very htts than the
common A call solicited.
". & JENKS 90,
oc5 III 7rH STREET n ".
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

G. i. WnD & Bsosr
100 1th St nv. Established 1854.
Kranich and Bach now the leading Pianos Of tia
world. Newby Evans and Weser Bros, the best me
dunn quality; also Galys self playing instrumental
All at lowest prices and best plan. Special
bargains for cash Tuning and rspavng honestly done
je1O
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RAILROADS.
- - : -.
DIEDMONT AIR LINE
ru, scE, PEI. ~ U E.Ikcr Pee. 70. ,sss

DIEDMONT AIR LINE
scEEDy1x II EETkcr Pee 10. isss.
90 ls..f = :1 al ss.s,Ss snS .ss..
pSn ny sss SSsf b:ns. s sse
:rss 1 CO: :: s. sss = s, nm
ssuS and isssy ss. ssas.' for N...'~
sssSnsSs 1Ss.ss SSIEsSnsv ssa
ps.ns. on shs casspssie ssa Ohio roSss Saila ma
Ca1lss,s oelsPSs. Amen ksss:is xl.ass i Hoas
n:soS g Sssss AS
ffE ia fsiss 81 WASHINGTON ASR ONO prnsros
m s:y s% sss.S s' Is Ss;a s4ayss
WsshinstOn 9; 90 IN: ana ) .sS pm :
sse s:laS sas al SS ID .m from Louisville
!: ssa
K .n Oh Ss saa i! 's'a0a fnna''v'A'
ago e.n.fS.1i f..:.a ar zsss.
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD
Schedule in eject. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 7sA. lssa
until further notice
Leave wsshinTton from station corner Of New ss-
XXI rIs .,.,s,. ..s % -
c.so arriving u s.su . Is p% cS. sno S Sna
s,. sss i eh:sS % S X cs sss:
ssspns cars 70 ssc.s POINT. Without Change 50 >
iss ;s = iss ss
$50 m No extra fare u ohArssd on this train for
FIJI h.,sS e 10 % an and
For Il.ipxton and Local Stations. $40 am dai,y,
For Hsvrs de Grace. Wilmington and phi,sde,ph,a
sS IS go s9 s. 40 30 Nj
s?eis q rs sSrs. s ssS sss 81. 10 IS
ssS Il y.: : n.yc.a ,pa gsn..
%a;higsiOn to New Orleans pm ssspsr g ,f Es
saa Sa sHs as.sHss: P s.
81 s. saSs. - An sne as p .aO and
mo- sS s Ss'Tser osst sS .sS e.1t!
., esasSs sSnss Ss II
BrsnoS 1 . ,n p a.iiy
S% Is SO sns VI and
a.aS sacs Ss s1nSsy MSs rrederok $40 am and
TorAsssr.town 10 90 am and s.sl pm. daily. g.
osf! inss sslv. from III. w... daily 90 7.ao
Ia $S snS p I'm Little kosl Eipr.:s A
frum I'M o1elphla- Cnestef, Wilmington and Havro
de Grace 40 am. 20 pm. and 1000 pm daily.
/ Baltimore. IL Is -
From Annapolis, 8 30 Am. and 30. s:p5 and
From Herper's Ferry and Valley Railroad. $50 An
From Frederick and intermediate points. 2s a m.,
and 8; 10 p IN daily except SUNDAY.
7:2Q. poo 9:Q5 and 10 80 am, 12 Is . 30 8 &
AGO. 5. $50 As, and IL 90 y. m: ON sundayS
An tr,ins from M..hington stop ct Rslay ss.t,oa
For further information apply IT the Baltimore aud
Ohio Ticket Office Washington station. 6lp and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue 18th street where orders
viii be taken for nagage to he checked and
| any point in the city.
DAVID LEE c. K LORD. O. PA
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
nIREOT TO NEW YoRK-FREIGHT STEAMERS
~ JOHN GIBSON and Z. c, KNIGHT leave Pier 4,
East River. n. Y, every SATURDAY Of pm; 9th St
wharf, Washington, every TUESDAY MORNING.
Freight at lowest rates. ap4
Mt VERMONT MT VERMONT
STEAMER " W. ooRcoRAN
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily Except Sunday for M
Vernon ct 10 O'Clock Returning, reaches Waahr
ington about 3i30p.m.
ssl6 L BLAKE Captain.
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STEAMERS.
1 TLANTIc AND WEST INDIA LINE.

4 TIANTTc AND WEST INDIA LINE
NEW AND CHARMING WINTER ToURs
British, Danish and French West India IsiandA ia
6. q. BARRAC0UTA, sailing TUESDAY, JANUARY
18th, aud thereafter.
stopping Q day or more ct 81. Croix. o. Kitts An
tieua Martinique Barbados. Denlersra. Trinidad "a
Superb passenger accommodation, excellent Guiana
Smoking Room. Bath Rooma. etc Apply to
LEAYCkAFT co.
oc21-th. 9. tu3m 40 Pearl street. New York
CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- EORDDEUTSHER LLOYD G. g. Co
Fast Express Steamers
To seuthaSmpsSn LopdSn, HsvEs Bremen,
Wsrra Jan IL, I3opIn. Wern ia. SPIN.
Comfortable statsroorna excellent table luxuriots
saloon appointments Prices lst cabin, S75 ESQ. eS0
800, according to locson; I'd cabin, e5 seersee VI
low rates. Apply 10 E. y, DROOP,
tal0 915 Penn. ave.
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FAszosAs1. C1orn,ro
TO oxDER.
season ana e dispose Of heavy goods. We have s.fsn
NEW STYLES ATWOOD cAss1MERs
And marked them at
$50 SUIT. MADE TO MEASURE.
5ss x and Shs e IN a. SGss
sss & :s s s. as sns Il rss has
These will be cut in the
MOST FASHIONABLE MANNER,
Well Made and Trimmed, and Warranted to Fit
Look at Them in Our Window.
ER BARNUM 90,
JAIL 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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DENTISTRY.

M. starr PARSONS, DkNT1sT,
9th Ct, cofner n
f1lin8 9pssotty also, the q teethsche WITH
ont extrscfing. losn1 aneebetic used the gurns
Si h g isin q sEtsscsiIx EiS
M TT TAL10IL bEETIsE: 4s5 5Ta sII-
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DRY GOODS.


SPECIAL CLrAn1sa SALE
PARIS DRESS GOODS AT R1DuorD PRICES.
We have reduced the prices Of an our PATTERN Dresses
and offer decided bargains in fAshiouxbae goods We
keep the largest and best stock Of
FRENCH DRESS GOODS
in this city and offer choice goods at tempting prices
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR IN GREAT VARIETY.
The grestest bargain ever shown In Barneslv Table
Damasks and large Size Napkina HAVING closed q
large lot from importer to great advantage we are
offering goods at $50 worth e2.
Towels, Sheetings and Pillow Linens
- WIN. SINISTER SONS,
jas as ~ e1e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SILKS. Vrnvrrs AND GAunrs.
sEAToN PERRY.
tsuccEssoa TO PKaar / B.orHna,
has 2RHEfR b aheTW Wife HE q 2sD HE Es sNS
SUFFER- S2sk gE 5SSHs s aE9 sb
RECEPTION AND EVENING WEAR
MORE FRANCHISE IN BLACK AND ALL THE
E1E NES fol SaabEn sAr1ss. vr1vrrs AND
GRENADINES.
s9s Il s$ ssSR
S1 81 g e r. ssaAs SILK
NEW SPASisH AND cHANr1LLY LACE F1ouNc-
NovEITIEs N SILK aAuzEs BRUSSELS NETS
NEW CREPE DE CHIMES, INDIA SILKS AND
CANTON CREPES.
NEW SILK MULLsILK HOSIERY.
"dkEHT BARGAINS III BKocA ABE ,vEIvErs AT
LOWEST PkICEs. on IMfoRT Ri IS WRAPS,
JACKETS, NEWMARKETs, CIRCULARs, SEAL
PLUSH SACQUES AND VISITES
ESPECIAL OFFERING" OF BLACK AND COItORED
JERSEYS at $1.50 each. Former prices were IRON
a. PGAfS FIGURES AND CORRECT pR1cBa
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
Pennsylvania ave-. cor. 9th ct.
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SENATOR and Representatives Who
Have Arrived So Far.

The following Senators and Representatives.
have arrived In the city and located at the resi-
oences DESIGNATED:
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KINGS PALACE,
GA Seventh Street ne.
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The following Senators and Representatives.
have arrived In the city and heated at the resi-
fences designated:
Aldrich, n. W., K l., s12 Connecticut ave.
Allison, W. B., Iowa, 1I24 Vermont ave
ss; James 81 h AK ,. SstIo S1 hotel
Blair, 4. W., \. Il, aoi East Capitol s.
brown Joseph T., Ga, National hotel.
Butler; N; $ G I!5s 81. NV.
Camden, J. ", ". Va, Wizards hotel
Cameron, J. D., Pa, 81 Lafayette square.
Cheney, p. C.. n. a., 144I r. I. ave
Cockrell, F. NJ, Mo-, 15O2 Q 81. NV.
Coke. Richard, Texas. National hotel
Col9uitt, A. a., Ca, go New York ave.
Conger, Omar D., Mich, 1927 NJ St n. w.
Cullom, 5. NJ, MI, 1923 1sth st. n n W.
Dawes, Henry l., Mass, 1892 Rhode Island ave.
Polph, Jos. n, Oregon, Lafayette square.
Eustis, Jas B., Ia, I76i IN st. n n.w. ave-
Evarts. VIM. NJ, n. Y, 1919 ST. NV.
Frye, WIN. p, Maine, Hamilton house.
George, J. T., Miss, Metropolitan hotel.
Gibson. Randall, Lee Ia, 1Tss X !: ave.
Gray, Geo. Del, sl4 18th st. n. W.
Hale, Eugene, Maine, 15Oo III st. NV.
Hampton WADE saE Coo M ssI, Titan
Harrison, B., Ind, Riggs.
Hawley, J. K, Conn, $40 NV.
Hoar, George b., Mass, 1:S2o X ST. u W.
Ingalls, j. j., Kan, st. n. W.
Jones. j. K, Ark. 915 st n. W.
Jones' John r., New, 1920 Conn: ave.
Kenna, John E., WA. 14O st. n e.
Mcmillan, 8. J. R., Mimi, $40 st. NV.
Mcpherson, j. r., n. j., 1014 Vermont ave.
Malone, VIM. Va, Arlington hotel
Henderson, G. F., Neb. 1895 K st. NV.
Maxey, 8. B., Texas, Alb 4th st. NV.
Niler, Warner, " Y, 1903 X 81. NV.
MITCHELL John l., Pa, IL LIST st. ne.
Mitchell, John a., oregon, Richmond Flats
Morgan j. T., Ala, 113 LIST st. n. e.
Morrill, j. s.. Vt, No. I Thomas circle
Palmer, Thos W.. Mich
Payne, Henry b., Ohio 1122 Vermont ava
Platt o. H., Conn.,, Arlington hotel.
Plumb, p. B., Kan, 612 14th st. NV.
Pugh, J. l., Ala. 1913 Rhode Island ave.
Ransom, Matt. W., n. c., Metropolitan hotel
Riddleberger, b. q; Va, Metropolitan.
ssbin, Dwight NJ, Mimi, L Iowa.circle
salisbury, Eli, Del. $40 14th st: NV.
Sewen VIM. j.. n. j., nth and sts NV.
spooner, J. c., Wis, st. n. W.
stamford, L., Cal, l7ol 6: NV.
Vance, z. B., ". c., 1927 Massachusetts, ave.
Van Wyck, {. r., Neb., 1900 Massachusetts, ave.
Vest, G. g., Mo-, 1904 81. n. W.
voorhees,, d. w, Ind, 16O1 st. n. W.
Walthall L. C., Miss, Welckers.
whitthorne, W. c., Tenn, Ebbitt house.
Williams A. p, Cal, Hamilton house.
Wilson, E. K, Md
wilson, J. T., Iowa, 623 18th st. n. W.
OFFICERS OF TIE SENATE.
j. G. Butler, Chaplain, 11o7 18th st. H..
Arson G.. McCook secretary, 1924 nth st.
VIM p Canaday, Sergeant-at-Arms, 500 Della
Chas. W. johnson, Chief Clerk, Temple HOTEL
6O6 9th ST. n. ".
Jas R Young, Executive Clerk 1906 Q st. NV.
Isaac BaSsett, Asst. Doorkeeper, Is ed st. q e.
Christie Act'g Asst. DoOrkeeper, S25 18th NV.
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BOOKS. &c.

TINE CHEAPEST BOOK STORE m THE WORLD,
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Business Chances,
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